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Newspaper
Paoli Republican
Location
Paoli, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1919
Page
3
An old ad promises rapid relief from colds and grippe with a dose every two hours, usually three doses, easing nasal congestion sneezing and fever. It claims quick action without quinine, easy taste, and low cost at drug stores.
Two young women from Kansas City seek guidance from manager Si bald at the Alex, asking what to see next as he maps a daily sight seeing program. They claim exposure to studios Vernon orange groves and various sights, with one remark about an artery in the conversation.
An old health ad warns rheumatism stems from kidney failure to expel pollutants and uric acid crystals. It urges urgent care and promotes GOLD MEDAL Haarlem Oil Capsules as a cure, claiming to restore kidneys and urinary tract and alleviate pains, with a note to ensure the box bears OLD MEDAL.
In a Houston Post item, a worker named Pat admits to theft and receives a surprising gift from his employer. The employer declares the present covers all goods stolen during the year, and Pat thanks him with gratitude, wishing generosity on others.
During Steve Beck’s recent criminal trial the defense questioned a prospective juror about whether an automobile incident on a public highway proves manslaughter. The juror answered that guilt would not be established unless the other person dies.
The article notes bicycles as a cheap transport in Belgium for both women and men. It mentions thick tongues causing conversations about thin friends, and a boy aping a fon does not start at the bottom.
Mixed grains outperform single varieties for fattening fowl old or young. Oats and corn ground are highly fattening, buckwheat and ordinary wheat add variety but are less fattening. Skim milk ranks among the best fowl foods for taste health and color. Barred Plymouth Rocks Rhode Island Reds and Wyandottes show rapid gains on the ration, able to gain a pound to a pound and a half in three weeks, making feeding profitable.
United States Department of Agriculture specialists warn that feeding damaged grain to poultry should be limited to very small amounts and only when birds are not confined. They caution against moldy or musty grain and advise close monitoring, especially for corn and cornmeal, which spoil easily.
Green bone, obtainable from butchers, serves as a fresh substitute for beef scrap. Feed in small amounts, about half an ounce per bird, in a trough every other day. If hens develop severe or persistent diarrhea, stop feeding or reduce the quantity.
Farmers discuss profitability of ducks noting demand for duck dishes second to turkey. Advice covers feeding, water needs, and habitat requirements. Emphasis on avoiding whole grain, especially corn, and ensuring ample water and range access for duck health.
An old newspaper snippet promotes a nostrum called CATARRH MEDICINE for nasal catarrh and repeated colds. It asserts the remedy cleanses the blood and cures nasal mucous issues by acting internally through the bloodstream, with dubious medical claims and marketing language.
A dialogue fragment shows Mrs Younghusband reacting to a letter from her husband urging frugality. The cartoon caption notes the father warned they were living beyond their means, reflecting financial strain in the family.
The cuticura toilet trio promises clear skin with a cleansing soap the soothing ointment and fragrant talcum. A handy trio for daily use remains marketed as essential on every toilet table at 25 cents each.
A brief Boston Post editorial style quip laments excess of information. It humorously suggests restraint from the man who claims to know everything, reflecting a rural or urban chatter about wisdom and wit.
A 53 year old advertisement touts Boschee's Syrup as a trusted remedy for coughs bronchitis colds and throat irritation. It claims the medicine aids sleep frees drainage and eases morning expectoration noting long established use in American homes and widespread distribution.
A baldheaded man repeatedly tells how he battled fever and health setbacks while striving to remain hale and hearty.
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